| Description |
1 online resource (84 pages) | | Note |
Access restricted to University of Saskatchewan students, faculty, and staff. | | Summary |
Windows 8 application development is an exciting topic these days. Windows 8 introduces WinRT, the API for accessing the operating system and the underlying hardware where Metro applications run. WinRT can be accessed through multiple development languages, including C++, .NET languages and JavaScript. Developers from all backgrounds can use their skills to build beautiful and fast Windows 8 applications. Author Michael Mayberry takes you through a quick overview of this new addition in WinRT Revealed and will get you started quickly in developing Windows 8 applications in this new environment. Written at a brisk space and a no-nonsense style, you'll find exactly what you need to understand what's different in WinRT compared to what you know, and pointers on how to develop solid WinRT applications even before Windows 8's release. What you'll learn What WinRT is How to access WinRT How to create WinRT components Best practices for UI programming Who this book is for This book reaches out to all developers who are interesting in creating Windows 8 applications, for both consumers and enterprise. Microsoft's introduction of a new runtime framework in WinRT raises questions. This book aims to answer those questions and prepare developers for building apps for Windows 8. | | Note |
Electronic reproduction. Boston, MA : Safari, Available via World Wide Web. 2012. | |
Copyright © 2012 by Michael Mayberry 2012 | |
Made available through: Safari, an O’Reilly Media Company. | |
Online resource; Title from title page (viewed June 20, 2012) | | Edition |
1st edition | | Other Author |
O'Reilly Safari, vendor.
| | ISBN/ISSN |
9781430245841 |
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